Accounting Specialty Certificate

Accounting Specialty Certificate

  • Degree Type Certificate
  • Program outcomesEnhance my skillsetAdvance my career
  • Area of StudySpeciality
  • Total Credit Hoursn/a

Stand out from the crowd with a Montgomery County Community College specialty certificate in accounting—the ideal tool to help you thrive in today’s tough job market.

If you already have a bachelors degree, you can design your own 18-credit specialty certificate program in accounting. This program is designed for students looking for a career change and want to pursue a CPA license. Contact  bps@mc3.edu for more information and to connect with the Coordinator of Accounting to design your certificate. Final approval of your Accounting Specialty Certificate program and review of qualifying collegiate transcripts will be made by the division dean.

In just six classes over a period of a year or less, you can expand your skills and employment opportunities at the same time. Take a closer look at the information below and see why a specialty certificate may give you just the edge you need to take the next
step in your career.

Sample courses that may be included in the Accounting Specialty Certificate:

COURSE ID TITLE CREDITS
ACC 115 Financial Accounting 4
ACC 116 Managerial Accounting 3
ACC 150 Legal Environment of Business 3
ACC 211 Intermediate Accounting I 3
ACC 230 Cost Accounting 3
ACC 241 Tax Accounting 3
ACC 251 Auditing I  3
ECO 121 Macroeconomics 3
ECO 122  Microeconomicc 3

 

What is a Specialty Certificate?

Specialty Certificate's are designed for experienced students who wish to gain an in-depth expertise in a specific field by pursuing an individually designed intense course of study of at least 18 credits.

To qualify for this program, you must have completed at least 30 credits of approved
collegiate study in a discipline other than the one for which the Specialty Certificate is
sought.  In consultation with the appropriate Discipline Coordinator, a minimum 18 credit
sequence of courses to be taken at Montgomery County Community College will be designed.  Final approval of your Specialty Certificate program and review of qualifying collegiate transcripts will be made by the appropriate Division Chair.